We love the Surf Lakes system. It resonates with surfers. It’s simple. Painfully simple. Yet, it’s complex. It’s kind of like the wave pool equivalent of that other Australian export, AC/DC – big, dumb rock’n’roll that just works on three chords. The plunger could even be compared conceptually to a stack of Marshall amplifiers sending out joy in a different wave form. In this episode, lead engineer Kit Sidwell explains some of the nuances, history and stoke for the stone-in-a-pond wave machine.
Where is Surf Lakes now? According to the company, eight live-wire projects are being developed across several countries. The company relocated its financial headquarters...
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